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THE ELECTIONS.
Ex-senator Malone Defeated in
Virginia.
RIDDLEBERGER WILL STAY AT HOME

The returns from New York give Cook, for
secretary OF state, plurality OF about lo,0U.
The other democratic candidates run behind
Cook The vote in the rural districts was
light. The third party prohibition vote Will
reach about 10000 a gain OF 1900 over last
year. Returns Of the George vote indicate
total Of about 10000. The state senate will
have as its members IL democrats and q re-
publicans; and the assembly will have %
democrats and Y republicans This will give
a republican majority Of 2G on joint ballot.
IN the present senate there are II democrats
and 20 republicans and in the assembly there
are "a democrats and "A republcans-a major
ity OF IS on joint ballot.
Most oil the voting precincts in Ohio have
made their returns and the figures indicate a
plurality for Governor Foraker of not less than
%, 900.
The union labor party was disappointed at
the smallness of its vote. The leaders had
confidently expected to equal the republican
vote in Hamilton county. But the labor vote
fell 1900 behind that Of the republicans and
5000 behind that of the democrats The legis-
lature is republican by about y on Soint bollot.
The New Jersey legislature is republican by
9 in the senate and Is in the assembly.
In Massachusetts, Governor Ames has over
1900 republican plurality.
Iowa gives Governor Larrabee 1900 plu-
raity and elects a strong republican legisla-
ture. The prohibition veto was Insignificant.
Hart has over $1,000 republican plurality for
treasurer IN Pennsylvania.
The democratic majority in Maryland is
5000 against Is ,705 in 1885.
The Virginia Legislature is democratic.
Dakota voted for division.
Rhode Island is republican, and the repub-
licanS gain a congressman.
Mississippi is democratic, of course.
Oregon rejected prohibition by about 5000
majority.
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TENNESSEE TEMfERANCE PEOPLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 9-[Special. l.
The convention of the state temperance al
lance was called to order in the hall of the
house of representatives at twelve o'clock, by
President Jos. II. Russell. The delegates filled
all the seats in the hail, while many visitors
wore in the lobby. President Russell extend
cd a welcome TO the gathering. He spoke of
the struggle that had lately been made i'll the
fight for the prohibitory amendment. He
considered the vote i'll September q source of
encouragement to the prohis, and a revelation
of great danger to their opponents. When Mr..
Russell said that not q sword should be re-
turned TO its scabbard until the last armed en-
envy had retired, there was enthusiastic
cheering and the declaration against voting for
any man for the legislature who was not
sound prohibitionist, was applauded.
At the afternoon session of the convention
Of the temperance alliance, the committee on
crcdential read q list of some six hundred del
egates from nearly every county in the state,
which report was unanimously adopted.
Several sets of resolutions We're offered and
referred after reading to the committee ON
platform Their general purport is EXPRESSED
in these resolutions introduced by w. r. Sad
Ter, OF Robertson county.
Resolved by the temperance alliance
J. That While we are earnestly and unalJeIably
opposed 70 the Manufacture for sale, selling or
ReCpins for sale il THIS state of any Intoxicating
liquors whatever as beverage, yet, recognizing
die fact that the amendment but recently submitted
10 the people of the state Of Tennessee, embracing
said prohibition has peen defeated at the ballot box
by Il decided majority, indicating that the
people are not yet prepared for absolute prohibition
Of the liquor traffic yet feeling greatly encouraged
by the large vote otll7500 recently cast for pr0hib
ton in the state and confidently believing that the
time is rapidly approaching when absolute prohibi
ton viii lie an established and blessed 0ctiu Ten
nessee that, for the present. we declare as follows
to-Vit:
I. That we are in favor OF the maintenance and
strict enforcement of the lourmile law.
., That We are in favor Of the repeal Of all laws
granting licenses TO saloons for the sale of whisky
l.h II ~ q
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CINCTNNArI, November S.'rhe election in
Ohio toiay Sc for governor lieutauaut-govcr
judges Of the supreme count, auditor, treasurer at
tOrncy- general and member of the board of public
works. for member OF the general assembly and for
county and township officers There are four tickets
before the people republican, democratic, union
labor, and prohibition.
CtScINNAu November o Complete footines for
Hamilton county are not yet made, but enough is
shown to make il clear that theIopublican plurality
viii be about ten thousand. The united labor lead
cIs are disappointed ana respondent. They were
confident that they would elect their legislative
ticket but when the returns showed losses in their
strongest wards thsy quickly gave up all as lost
one ofthe leaders says there Is no chance for the
labor party here. Victory was needed TO hold the
men together but now Il will be useless to attempt
10 elect ticket IN Hamilton county. Evidences Of
combination in the figures OF the governors
Totc ard that of the legislative ticket Tho union
labor legislative ;ioLet IN Cincinnati is from two to
three thousand greater than ;2e lis governor while
the democratic vote for governor Is about loUr
thousand greater than for its legislative ttck5.
Governor Foraker vote is nom six hundred to one
thousand below the vote on the republican leg sla-
live ticket,
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THE CnICAGO ELECTION.

CHICAGO, November s. AT this hour III p. M il
is impossible TO give figures on the election in Cook
county, The republicans have carried everything
by good mnjorities electiug Gary Judge Of the supc
rior court, and longuccker Tor states attorney. The
jury commission has been carried. Annexation to
Chicago was carried in lyde Park Cicero and JclcI
son. The towns flake and LakeyieW voted against
annexation. Judge Garys reelection as
Judge of the superior court was ioregone conclu-
sion. The anarchists were tried before Judge
Gary and on account of his popularity in counec-
lion With the famous cases he was pat on the three
tickets republican. democratic and united labor
party. His opponent in the race was Captain
Black, attorney Tor The anarchists who was nomi-
mated by The socOstic wing OF the united a6or
party.
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NEW YORK.

New York November S-The election in
New York state today is for secretary Of state,
eomptrolcrgencral treasurer encouragement,
STATE engineer and surveyor nine justices Of the SUI
premc court scnateand assembly and representative
to congress from the 18th and 25h districts Returns
viii be collected tonight Of the vote for the four
principle candidates for the secretary OF state These
are Fred Cook, democrat, L. D. Grant, republican,
b. W. G. Huntington prohibition and Henry
George, united lahor.
NEW YORK, November 9.--The following are cor
rect totals of the vote in this city on secretary of
state Grant 81 800 Cook 1lo7Sl George 81 3lG Hall
1870 Huntington 1,47o
The total city vote complete fol district attorney is
as follows: Nicol 1851 Fellows $3.50 Post % ,170,
Soaring 4,502 Manierrc GIG.
At this writing New York and Kings are estmGt
ed at $500 democratic Scattering returns from
different parts of the city indicate the election Of
Fellows over Nieoll tor district attorney by con
siderable majority.
1890 p. ma Herald bulletin says:-New York
state has gone democratic by 10000 to 1900 ma
lority.
The sun says that Georges vote win not reach
60,C00 In the state.
II p m.--six hundred and sixty six election dis
trics in New York state, outside Of New York and
Kings county, give Cook 10j05S; Grant, III 800;
Huntingdon II i43; George, 6,S5G. The same dis
tricts in 1885 gave lin ll2,i$1; Davenport l27,90l
Bascomb, 1857 The following is the total city vote
save the third assembly district For district attor
ncy Nicol u, 201 Fellows g02jj; Post 20 5Is Scar
| ing, 4Olj: ManieVee Dds
The democratic majority in New York city and
county is j0ooi Kings county, Brooklyn 1000 SO
far as known the nov legislature will stand
Assembly Republicans, 70; democrats 3D. SEN
ate-Rorubloans, 10. democrats, 10.
The last assembly contained II republicans
ond II democrats. The last senate had - republl-
cans.
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RICHMOND, November 1.-TWO thirds OF the state
definitely heard from gives a democratic majority
OF forty in the general assembly. The remainder
Of the state will increase this majority by eight or
ten giving the democrats about the same majority
they had in the last legislature Five colored mem
bers Of the house have been elected ~ the republi-
cans
Returns up this hour III p M show that the SEN
ate VIII stand Democrats % republicans, 10; with
five senatorial districts yet hear from, which viii
probably change these figures TO- democrats, IS re-
publicans, T. The house stands; Democrats, IS;
republicans, % with nineteen counties TO hear
from which viii probably change these figures to,
democrats 65; republicans, 35-making demo
cratic majority Of &c on joint ballot
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THE CROP REPORT.

WASHINGTON, November 10.--The depart
meut Of agriculture reports the yield Of corn 1919
bushels per acre about 100000 acres, reported as
Abandoned before rponinE OH the acreage planted
the average would be $50 bushels per acre. the same
as in 1881. The corn surplus states average slightly
less than IN ISL thirtyone other states more. The
final record will lie changed only by slight adjust
ments All acreage is counted that was allowed to
ripen, the crop, however small. The averages of
some OF the states OF 3tsef pro4nclloh are as I0i-
Maryland, p; Virginia us; North Carolina. 1874;
Georgia, II; Texas II; Tennessee, 2l5; Kentucky,
ig iowa 20 Missouri, p; Kansas l.; Nebraska, "a:
Dakota, 50. The quality Of the crop is much lower
than usual in The dry region, and the portion of
merchantable corn is considerably below the aY-
Tie potato yield has been reduced; first, by
drouth in the west, and later by rot, mainly in the
Atlantic states. 1t is about the same as in 1851, or
o. bushels average per acre making crop OF about
yeld + 60 bushels in New York, % IN Pennsyiya
80 in Ohio, q in Michigan, So in Indiana and hi
nois - in Minnesota, o IN Iowa; 20 II Missouri,
The tobacco yield per acre is very low in the ship
ping aud cutting Leaf belt especially in the west
TIE average reported Ter acre is for Maryland, 6Ss
s0S 80 Tennessee, $50; Kentucky. 5O5 ohio for
cutting and leaf cigar, 6l5 Indiana 3'7; Illinois,
i0S On the acreage reported In the August iuyesti-
CATION this VIII make scarcely more than third OF
u crop. The yield of cigar leaf is nearly normal.
hsryes, Is already closed, except in soils which have
resisted adverse influences of the season. The NCto-
her condition Indicated yield of or rlr cent
les than Last year, with ueAry per cent increase
%, area Returns ol yield in Traction, ui bale U.2
les, than Jas, year in about same ratio, while tie
nearly the same as those Of last Noycmbtr The ne,
sult in fractions OF bales indicate % crop OF about
O]l bales on an acreage of about lsni'Ho.
or 81 aunir- Itas hale per acre. The tate 20 SEA
Is Virginia 81 hundreJth N1rfa ter1uul, 81
south lat'iGA, no Georgia. '9 ,"l4!s. GA
~ -A'@"--'-'' 81 tyl...-s. ol.
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ON THE CHASE.

From the Albany. Ga, News.
Three bird hunters encountered flock of
black birds, not very far from the city, on
Wednesday, and firing into them, killed sew
tntysiN.
From the nucua Vista ca. Patriot
The wild geese are going southwark and the
hlackblrds are appearing in large numbers.
These are good signs of the near approach Of
cold weather.
From Ia Leory. Ga, Courier.
Air. j. g. Burhre was in town yesterday and
informed us that while ont hunting one DAY
this week he shot and killed white partridge.
lie SAYS there are four moro of them in the
coycy and he is endeavorng to cntrap them.
Mr.. Barhre also informed us that he has, on a
six mule farm, made this year nineteen bales
of cotton TO the plow.
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PORTLAND Oregon, November s.-The vote was
Light in the Interior all interest centering in psohi-
biton. The vote in this city was full. II was eN-
pected that the women Of the Christian Temperance
nnion would turn out aud work at the polls but bad
weather prevented. Estimated vote Of this city VIII
he four 10 one against the amendment. Returns
late this afternoon indicated that the prohibition
lists have over estimated their strength in the iute-
rior towns and that the prohibition amendment is
defeated by seven to eight thousand majority The
other two amendments namely: 10 change the time
Of election aud to allow the legislature to fix salaries
of state officers, are supposed 10 be beaten.
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pleasant TO the sufferer and dsagreeable to
others-it is an advanced outpost OF approach
ing disease OF worse type. 10 not neglect its
warning; it brings deadly evils in its train
Before II is too late. use DR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, Ii reaches the sent of the ailment,
and is the only thing that will You may dose
yourself with Quack medicines till il is too
late--'till the streamet becomes a resistless
torrent, II is the matured invention Of a sci
enuhc physician. 4 word to the wise is Suf-
nCieut.'
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosroN. November 9.-Returns from ali
cities aud towns in the state show that a61 GOO votes
were cast Yesterday or about $1,000 more than in
1855 aud - eco in excess OF last years vote.
Amcs. republican, 1892 Lowering, democrat
ilsSll: Earle, prohbionist, 1857; Marks, labor,
SIS rms makes Amcs plurality l56lt, against
al last year. This is clear majority Of GhN6
against we in 1850 BrdGkett. republican, for lieu.
tepaut governor has plurality Vt 22i4t over cot
ting, democrat
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Frank Giuett, OF this city (Noriola, the
lucky holder of one-touih part OF ticket 81 500
ip Tic Louisiana state Lottery. drawing S50,-
C10 ON the 18th inst. received package ycster-
day by tile Wells-Fargo Express containing 20
orisp twenty dollar bills. Returns were made
In lust nine days from the time the ticket was
forwarded from here for collection. Nogio-k
(Neb). News, Sep, 2Gh
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IOWA.

DEsNioINEs. November 9.-Heturns from
75l of the 91O precincts OF the state show a ne;
democratic gain Of se5. Il the same Vose is main
tanned In the rest OF the state itwill give larrahee
repubhoeu Cor governor 1900 plurality over An
derson democrat, ana a majority of 5000 over ALL
THE vote of CAIN union ll'or tor governor wilt be
between QCNo and 10000 Funhanb p.ob,bldoni,L
vote win fal under 800 i'm One state thy legislature
viii ice lcpublioan 10y about as ou .olut ballot.
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JtCRsoS, November s--The election today in
Mississippi tor members OF the legislature aud conn
~ officers was the qnietest ever known. At this
place q very small vote was p)ed, there being no
opposition to the democratic ticket. No news has
yet been received from contestiug counties where
divisions have occurred but there viii be but few
Other han straightout democrats in the next legis
lature
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when Bradley had plurality ofRbout GOO over
Dixon the then republican candidate. majority
being then necessary to eleo.
The bottom tell completely ont q the Prohibition
vote but 212 votes being for pcaboiy against
over 500 for his predecessor at the regular election
wear ago.
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DAKOTA.

MISNEAPoLIs November 9--Dakota cleo
ton returns this morning are very meagre, and the
figures in instance give the total Of the several
counties The division has carried by a good ma
iorty. The principal opposition coming from north
Dakota. IN south Dakota the vote in favor OF di-
vision was very large Local option seems to have
gained the day in most of the counties
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Estimates
from all the counties in Pennsylvania show plu-
raity of between 3300and 8 900 for Hart republi-
can for state treasurer a democratic gain Of about
1902 as compared With the vote for state treasurer
in 1885 and that for governor last year.
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, Neb., November 8.-Returns from to-
day S elections are very meager. There is, as yet
absolutely nothing which to base an estimate on
the state or judicial tickets In this city there was
ABOUT two-tnirs of the full vote with much scratch
ing, and the vote viii not be counted before mid
night.
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Those Promised High Necks.


at is reported that the fashionable ladies
In Washington are going to wear high necks this
winter
.Nel.. hope they won't wcar any higher necss
than they did last white. some Of en- were foot
ana n elfhi-her than theft dress hen'
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AND GENTS TO SELL 4
w afine steel engraving, 22x2s, of Muukacsyls
celebrated picture ChIist before PLATE, most pop
ular picture in America. II sold for over nun,
bred thousand dollars. Price 81. Address Popular
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NEW Jersey.

TRENTON, November 9.-Correet returns to-
day indicate that the next legislature will stand
Senate republicans 70, democrats 8; house, repubh
cans 81 democrats IS.
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GIVEN UP BY SEVEN DOCTORS.

Shaker Extract of Roots or Sci
gels Syrup has raised me to good
health after seven doctors had given
hue up to die with consumption. So
ESrites r. f. Grace, Kmkmanvillc,
Uodd county, KY.
HE HEARD OF IT JUST IN TINE
a had been about given up TO
die with dyspepsia when / first saw
The advertisement OF ShakerENtract
bf Roots or Seigels Syrup. After
slsing four bottles / was able to at
tend TO my business as we'll as ever.
4 know of several cases of chills and
Fever that have been cured by it. ="
So writes Mr.. Thos. Pullum, of
Taylor, Geneva county, Ala
WORTH TEN DOLLARS a BOTTLE
Mr. Thomas r Evans, of tfe firm
bf Evans & Bro, Merchants, Horn.
Town, Accomack Co., Va, writes
What he had been sick with digestive
disorders for many years and had
Fried many physicians and medicines
without benefit He began to use
Shaker Extract of Roots or Seigels
Syrup about the Ist Of IAN 1887,
and was so much better in three
weeks that he considered himself
practically we'll man. He adds:
III have at this time one bottle on
hand, and if | could not get any
norc | would not take a ten dollar
bill for it. F."
/ All druggists, or address 4. !.
White, Limited, 81 Warren StNN:
wky TO col n m nol0
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Salvation Oil delights everybody, 1t can be
hadsof all druggists for - cents a bottle.
The cough which generally accompanies
bronchilis Nields to Dr BulI's Couch SNrnn.
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CEORGIA, FAYETTE COUNTY-R. II. WOODS,
". administrator Of Hillery Brooks of said coun.
mission from This is to cite all persons COM
cerned that will pass upon said application on the
first Monday in February next Tnis November 7th
1887 D. NJ. FRANKLIN, Ordinary.
dly 1t wky m
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Row Do We DIG Our Graves &?

nUW UU WG Dlg Uul uldYU0 !
We must eat or we cannot live.
Hhis we all know. But do we all
Know that we die by eating9 1t is
Bald we dig our graves with our
feeth. How foolish this sounds.
Het it is fearfully true. We are ter
Fitted at the approach of the cholera
End yellow fever, yet there is dis
Ease CONSTANTLY at our doors and in
Bur houses far more dangerous and
destructive. Most people have in
Their own stomachs a poison, more
Glow, but quite as fatal as the germs
BIZ those maladies which sweep men
INTO eternity by thousands without
Earning in the times of great cpl
hemics. But it is a mercy that, if
Ne are watchful, we can tell when
I've are threatened. The following
Afe among the symptoms, yet they
No not always necessarily appear in
Ehe same order, nor are they always
khe same in different cases. There
Is dull and sleepy feeling; a bad
haste in the mouth, especially in the
morning; the appetite is change
able, sometimes poor and again It
seems as though the patient could
hot eat enough, and occasionally no
appetite at all; dullness and slug
Rishness of the mind; no ambition
10 study or work; more or less head
sche and heaviness in the head;
Eizziness on rising to the feet or
moving suddenly; furred and coat
ed tongue; sense of load on the
stomach that nothing removes; hot
and dry skin at times; yellow tinge
in the eyes; scanty and high-colored
hrine; sour taste in the mouth, tre-
huently attended by palpitatlon OF
khe heart; impaired vision, with
spots that seem to be swimming in
ihc air before the eyes; a cough
with greenish. colored expecto-
Eation; poor nights rest; a sticky
Slime about the teeth and gums;
hands and feet cold and clammy;
Irritable temper and bowels bound
np and costivc. This disease has
buzzled the physicians and still puz-
kles them. 1t is the oommonest of
ailments and yet the most compG-
gated and mysterious. Sometimes
lit is treated as consumption, some
Hines as liver complaint, and then
again as malaria and even heart dis
lease. But its real nature is that of
constipation and dyspepsia. 1t arises
lin the digestive organs and soon
affects all the others through the
corrupted and poisoned blood.
Often the whole Bodybuilding
the nervous SYSTEMS literally
Starved, even when there is no
emaciation to tell the sad story.
Experience has shownth there is
but one remedy that can certainly
cure this disease in all its, stages,
namely, Shaker Extract of Roots or
Mother Seigels Curative Syrup. 1t
never fails, but, nevertheless, no time
should be lost in trying other So
called remedies, for they will do no
good. Get this great vegetable
preparation discovered by veneer
Able nurse whose name is house
hold word in Germany and be sure
TO get the genuine article.